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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-25
Catarrh

Is usually the result of 4 neglected s:co!l
in the head" which causes al infant
nation of the mucous membrane of the
nose. Unless arrested, this inflammation
produces Catarrh which, when chronic,
becomes very offensive. It is impossible
to be otherwise healthy, and, at the
same time, afflicted with Catarrh. When
promptly treated, this disease may be
Cured
by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. s&I
suffered, for years, from chronic Ca:arrh.
My appetite was very poor, and [ felt
miserably. None of the remedies l took
afforded me any relief, until 1 commenced
using Ayers S~arsaparilla, of which I
have now taken five bottles. The Catarrh
has disappeared, and I am growing
strong and stout again; my appetite has
returned, and my health is fully restored.
Susan L. w. Cook, 800 Albany street.
Boston Highlands, Mass. -
was troubled with Catarrh. and all its
attendant evils, for several years. tried
various remedies, and was treated by
a number OF physicians, but received
no benefit until l commenced taking
Ayers Saparl "A lew DOttieS OF
this medicine cured me of this trouble
some complaint, and completely restored
my health and strength. Jesse Boggs,
Holman's Mills, Albermarle, N. c.
If you would strengthen and mvigorate
your system more rapidly and surely than
by any other meedieine, use Ayers sa:-
1t is the safest and most reliable of ali
blood purifiers. No other remedy is so
effective in cases of chronic Catarrh.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, s..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-25

,- HAND GARDEN PLOW.
It will lay anyone having . fourth
acre Of garden 70 have q hand plow, rs
by its use t~hree-fourths Of the hoeing
can be saved. have used different
kinds, and have not been without one
for twenty-five years, but have discard
ed all complicated arrangements Of
knives. harrows and cultiyator teeth.
and now use but two tools on my pillow,
and .neyer, but one IL q time. These
are a small SHIRE or turning plow and
a little bull tongue not moro than an
inch wide. / find tits easier and does
better work 70 go twice rapidly across
the garden than to try to work 4 wider
space aud go once laboriorsly through.
The secret Of good work IN the gar
den Is to cultivate at the right time,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-25

Stop that dreadful, cough. The Medicinal Cough Car
cine. for q. free sample at YOU" drueeishs and
cough no more. s to s caramels viii cure the most OBJ
stinate cough, and why not try. For sale by all
druggists, and by the druggist mentioned below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
MARKETS NJ TKLIGRAPH
NEW YORR.


Nxw York. August is.-Cotton nrm: sales
to-day. io2 bales; uplaDds, sli.loc. Orleans,
Q i3-i6c.; neiireceipts, 1873 bales; exports-to
Great britain, s.sT bales; 10 Continent "
tales; stock, 1880 bales. southern hour
quiet ana unchanged. Wheat moderately ac-
tive and prices hrm, without change OF mo-
ment: prices declined ha,.c., closing heavy at
about the bottom: 10. red, August syhc. |;
september, s0has0tc.: October. Hasasxc
Corn katc. higher and very quiet: options
opened Aa&c. better, later fell OF satc.,
closing veal; No. 9, September. isssi9c. !:
October. 4ssl9hc. November, 50sa,0'.c. Oats
kstsc. higher, nrm, and less sctiye; mixed
wsstsrp, 3iaSsc.; Ne. Z, august, S'saSif c;
september. Ahasihc.: October, ssc. Hyps
Guile, and firmly held. Conss-Fsir Rio quiet
at neo0k; options stronger but quiet;
si7,soasi5.s0; October, Sl7.S6Asls. Sugar quiet
and steady; fair refnins. ei6c.; refined
quiet Molesees dull; extra heavy black
strap, lilo. Rice quiet and stssdiiy hold. Cot
tom coed oil, 3leSoc. for crude 4lAt}c. for re-
lined. Rostn dull q 1i.Oosoll0 Trpsattae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19

the clause the Secretary Of the Navy
has appointed the following board OF
naval officers. which is TO meet ut the
Navy Department on the call OF the
president of the board not later than
September 9TH next: Captain Pythian,
Constructor Hichborn. Lieutenaut-Com-
mander Converse, Passed-Assistant-E En-
gincer Ma,ticc, Assistant Constructor
Bowles, and Assistant Constructor Nix
on as recorder.
The invitation Of the city Of Augusta,
Ga, TO President Cleveland to visit
that city on his journey to Atlanta
was received at the White House to-
day. Out Of Difference to the fire.
qucntly. expressed wish of the Presl,,
dent that such invitations be conveyed
in some other manner than by per
sonal visit Of delegations, the Augusta
invitation reached the President by
express, sn elegant specimen of orna-
mental manuscript.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
FINANCIAL.
FEW Ye1x yAL9txoR1, ANb SAsA'
noHp STOCK Yx0HAxa1o.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l

NV yopx. August fs-The general dtsap-
polntment among the bulls NJ inc snan o. - sha
81 bonds purchased by the sccfstary ~ III.
Treasury yesterday caused a disposiuon " s ~
to-day. which was taken advantage OF Dy tno
bear. TO hammer certain stocks, and the mar
tst for the Gay wns weak, though duii lncrs
va. no special news Of Importance 10 aueo'
values. and dealings were aiwosi enur,y ~
isssionsi srbtrage. Brokers wore sellers, Is
were slao the bear cliques, while buying wa
scattering and principally ~ sellers upon y.s-
,erdRy's rise. The chief weas stocks were 20
circ Mail and Missouri Pacihc-tno FORMER
still feeling the effect OF tho PROPOSED ,ouuS.
ton Ia the capital stock aud the latter py re-
ro,ts Of rate trouble IN the south
west. But New England. Richmond ana
West Point ani some others were Oily.
IRON NEATLY weak at times. The charac,or VI
DENOMINATIONS rsndered luctustioD 10 tue gene
raj list Of little importance, but eyerytniog
was heavy except Western Union. wnich
was remarkably well held. and stands hlone
among the active stocks 10 showing shghs
advance. This evening the opening was sone-
what more animated than yesterday, o1t WAS
v.ak nt declines, which extended to Y per
cent. The market was heavy. but no speciai
progress was made I'm q downward direction,
except IN Pacific Nall, which endden,, Drose
II. per cent. until toward noon. whom missouri
Pacific New Englsni, and some OF the spc-
c,nliies Joined tho hrst-named stock In de-
cline. tho market nj times displaying more
animation than st any other time during tho
day. Tho market then became almost stag,
nxnt, with extremely narrow huctUaiions, sal
finally closed dull and heavy. at siignt trac-
ton better than the lowest ngarcs Of the day.
Total sales, i37 eco shares.
NEW loRE. August is,-Noon.-stocks active
and weak Money easy at is5 per cent III
change-Long, 4si short, tS5A. oovsrhheh's
dull 49,.
Ersning. Exchange duh ara steady long,
$50; short, 40. Money easy At 4ay' closing "
bid Sub-Treasugy balances-Gold. sit nioVW,
currency. fi3,3i3,0oO. Governments 1ul; ' per
cents, 1865. ~ per cents, lUsS' s"'e oonus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
RIcHM0SD TOBACCO xA9Exy.

August IN. is5,.
Again to-day our sales were chiefly sun
cured, and. although many buyers we're away.
very full prices were obtained for all good
grades, and considerable frosted was sold from
* tojHc. This damaged stuff WAS worthless,
COMMERCIALLY. sixty days ago. II such an al
vance In good bright filters had also taken
place the trade would DO lively: but for home
use and export there Is strong demand for
common goods, on which, at best, there Is
a small profit, If any. Besides this, eur to-
bacco 10 not credited with the merit il deserves
whore 80 little Of the best Is manufactured.
Wrappers are again quiet, and ne cutters or
nne riiers Of importance selling. Manufactu-
rsrs are fairly busy at this season. Crops In
this state are conceded TO be very promising,
and although planting Is small, the nne
weather is making up part dsacit IN pounds
rapidly The Burnley advance Ia the West
must sysntually help. Virginia grades are
generally behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
TIE CHATsWoRTs HORROR.
lGe Railroad Company Negatively
tKonerstcd.
LBy telogrsrh TO The DispAtch.l

CHICAGO. August 1S.-A special to
the Mars from Clatsworth OLD says {:
The coroner's jury agreed on a verdict
this morning, which holds Timothy
COughhn, foreman of Section Z, to the
grand jury, and negatively exonerated
the company. The management is not
ccnsnred for running doublc-header,
for lsx system OF trsck-inspectiOn, or
for ANYTHING else. The verdict simply
says that the failure to patrol tho track
for six hours before the train came, and
tho habit of burning grass close to the
track is IA subject for criticism. The
three or four friends of the road on the
Jury had better staying qualities than
the two or three of those who wanted
to fix a portion of the blame on the
management.
Timothy Coughlin, tho section fore
man, was promptly srrested and will
bo taken to Pontiac. the seat OF
Livingstone county, at once. He says
ho cannot give hail and will have to 90
to jail. He insists that the verdict il
unjust that lie went over his entire
section as ordered, and that no fires
were built near the bridge.
The jury made out separate verdicss
for each of the victims.
Another victim Of the wreck died
this morning at Fanbury. His name
WAS Elton Waters, Of Csttaugurus, n.
J. Until within Il few days of the &C
cident he was employed i'll watch fold
ing at Peoria.
This makes the total number OF veri-
fed deaths seycnty-nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
RniRsrii.e NaIcS.

(Coucspoudoucso to Richmond Dispatch.l
EEDsylLLs, y c., August Is, 1897.
Mr. J.. ". Sampson. ono of Reds
villcs Most popular Young men, has
accepted position N Winston and has
gone to that place.
Miss Minnie Williamson returned
Tuosday, after three-weeks' stay at
Piedmont springs.
Our factories are shipping tobacco
heavily Low, and business Is brighton
iLg.
The sale. of revenue stamps mt this
Office for the pas. fourteen days has az
grogatod S3ocU9.
Mr.. Il. y. Bracket, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past few
weeks, lef, last night to accept n posi-
ton as chemist IN Arkansas
The examination Of teachers for our
graded school is now in progress under
Professor G.. r. Mcneil, principal.
Thesc school will open September LIST. aud
under The management oil gentleman
of such acknowledged ability and cul-
t,Ic cannot fail 10 DO ~ success III every
particular
Captain c. A. Moieloy has accepted
2 position - salesman for a Richmond
ffm and Las closed out his tobacco
business Ltre. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
DANvELiR NOTES.
stsrm Damages In PiftsyivnD's
sOxnty -TaUrel-GrOye Zap
ttst association.
special telegram 70 tho Disparch.l

Special telegram 20 tho Dispaich.l
DtN,uLR, VA, August 1S.-A severe
lail-siorIn is reported from the Laurel
Grove section, in this county. The
storm was about a mile wide, and eA-
tended from Gock-SprinS church to
RiDggold, doing serious damage to
growing crops. Several farmers report
their tobacco almost ruined. lnforma-
ton is also had that similar storm
ragged in Caswen county, y. c., yester-
DAY afternoon, and a farmer from that
section rays lie has not IL whole leaf Of
tobacco on his farm.
The Baptist association at Laurel
Grove church adjourned to-day. Re
ports from the churches give the fol
lowing figures: Baptized during the
wear. ST, an increase Of 1873 over last
year received by letter, 1876, increase
Of Ga restored, 80 dismissed by let
ter. 172 ; deceased, So All the churches
but two represented-male members,
1.l24 female, 1884 total, including
the church not represented, 4,0l3 in
crease, 270. Sunday school scholars,
3,228 increase Of $50. Schools, go.
A resolution was adopted to celebrate
The ono hundredth anniversary OF the
Roanoke Association two years hence.
The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions to the proposed fair here
organized for business to-day, and will
begin an active canvass Mt once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
ANOTHER FATAL CURVE.
a sleeper Jumps the Track-Oue
Fatal ana Other Casualties.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y W tue
PITTSBURGH. Pa, August lS.-About
4 o'clock this morning the through ex-
press train which left Chicago at 3:1j
Yesterday afternoon over the Fort
Wayne and Chicago railway WAS
wrecked at Bayard, o., on the Pits
burph and Cleveland road, ABOUT
cigbty-onc miles west of Pittsburgh.
When the train reached Alliance, o.,
it was found that the Fort Wayne road
was obstructed by freight wreck some
miles east of Alliance, and the train
was ordered around by the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road. The train was
made up Of three baggage and express
cars, one smoker, one passenger coach,
two Chicago slcepers. and a Toledo
sleeper called the topic, which was At
tached to the rear OF the train.
After leaving Alliance the train was
proceeding at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour. As it swung around a sharp
curve near Bayarl the rails spread and
tie Toledo sleeper was derailed. falling
on its side. The two Chicago sleepers
also jumped the track, but after run
ming nearly three hundred yards they
we've pulled on again and escaped in
Jury. When the crash came the porter,
o. Warner, ran to the forward platform
and jumped, but got Off on the wrong
side Of the car, and when it fell over
on its side wGs buried under
it. Fortunately there were only three
passengers and the Gagman on the
sleeper, and in TIE mean time they
were being tossed about the car like
balls, and all seriously hurt. When
the train stopped the passengers and
trainmcn rushed back to ascertain
what damage bad been done. The in
lurcd were speedily removed from the
car, but no trace Of the porter could
bc found. 1t was not until nearly an
hour aftcrward that hand was seen
projecting beyond The wreck OF the
sleeper. Work was Immediately com
menced, and the crushed and manSled
body was found.
The passengers in the other slecpers
were badly shaken up, but sustained
no serious injuries. The injured were
taken to hotel at Bayard and placed
in the care of the company's physician,
and the train came on to Pittsburgh,
arriving three hours late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19

ouist Of axe sshed. Hides Arm. Wool Qule,.
PORT dull Beef dull Mtidiee luiD and n00lr
nal Lard Se5 points lover and ncve acsvS,
October. ss.7ssis.H. FrsishH iuii.
BALTIMORE -
BALTIMORE, Nd, August i4-Cossen duiI'
middIIng, CSC. Flour dun and atoot st,sdy'
wheat--s outhern Hrmer; red, 7sa62c embofs
siss4c.: western nrmer: Ne. winter red. spot
.s.s7sysc.; September. 1shss9Ac. oc.2per.
sDF.asic.: December. s3kss4c. Csrn-soafhern
nominaily stesdy In tho absence OF receip0:
white, ,2ss3c. yellow. jiajJc. wes;erp higher;
mixed, spot, Et,atskc. August Ekaelc.;
september, lss4shc. Oc,ober, t9stShc. JAS
frser and fairly active; southern snd Penn
sylvania, sssslc,: western white, 32astc.; vest
ern MIXED, 30s3ikc. Rye steady ~ fsaoic:
Provisions steady and quiet Eggs higher sng
frm at i6xaiTsc. Potatoes nrm At q: xnSio
per barrel Coffee nomipsiiy steady; kio car
goes, ordinary to fair. i9Aaeoc. s1gar-Cop-
per-rcfned firm - i0ai04c. Whiskey steady
at Si.f;a3i.!a Other articles unchsngsd.
Freighis to Liverpool per steamer suii co'sons
I'd. u; -four, Ia. 3D.. grain, 2a2Ad.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, August is-Casn quotations Flour
steady and unchanged. No. spring wheat.
6,t.ssshc.; No. aspiring wheat nominal; No
rod. &c. s.sed. No. corn. &o4atO1sc.. 20.
. cats. csc. Mss--port. per barrel. SIS
lard. per 100 pounds. s6.tcssst2H. short
rib rides Qco-el, ss.s3k at7.0. pry.saltod
shoulders (hoxsd). g. t5ss5s0; shOftcieAr
sides tboxedl. ssscasS3S. Nhiskey. si.i0.
I@adirg futures ranged a. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
Coroner Inquest into iiie Recent
Accident ae Washing
fPyt telegraph 90 tbs DsDAtch.l

WhsmNGToy, August 18.-Coroncr
PATTERSON held an inquest to-day into
the cause Of the Goath Of the engineer
l.lled Yesterday morning on the Naiti-
more and Ohio "Y.' The testimony
slows HAT The engineer did all in his
POWER 20 stop the train. When 10
found that the air-brakes had failed he
sicualled for the ordinary brakes and
applied an extra steam-brahe on the
engine, - hich is used in emergencies
The locomotive wheels were sliding
when The train approached. the "Y, .
aid Tie brakes on the coaches set solid
against the wheels. All the train-hands,
including the porter OF the sleepera,
wcro on Tho platform trying to stop the
train, but the time WAS too short Tor the
hsnd-brskes to get effectively.
The jury, after few minutes delibc-
ration, returned n verdict that the de
ceased came TO his death "from inju-
RES received in m accident to the ex-
press train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad due in this city at 500 \. NJ.
The jury believe that this accident, aud
others that have occurred at this point,
10 due to the very rapid rate of speed
with which trains hsbltually enter the
city, and especially in rounding this
curve, which the company must know
to lie dangerous point"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
Baseball Yesterday.
ltr iainrlanh 10 tho nisnstln.I

st Cincinnati:
Cinciunatis. II OO2 o.
lonisyillcs. 4 . l 90 ] 0 D *
Tase-hits: Cincinnatis, .; Louis
villcs, 70. Errors Cincinnatis, 8 Lou
isvillcs, !.
st Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs. 20 0 0O1O l %
Chicacos. % OO01O 0-1
Base-hits: Pittsburghs. II; Chica-
Cos, 6. Errors: Pittsburghs, 3 Chicii
COS, .. Batteries Mccormick and Nil
Ter, Baldwin and DAILY.
At Philadelphia
philadelphias.l % 0 0 0 81
New Norks....0 0000l 0 o. ,
Pase-lits: Pbiladelphias, u ; New
Yorks, s. Errors Philadelphias, 3 !;
New YorAs. 4. Batteries Maul and
Cunning; George and Brown.
st Indianapolis:
indianapolis. O 0 0010 o o. !
Detroits. 3 0001 03 x 7
Bsse-hits: Indianapolis, 6 Detroits,
15. Errors: indianapolis, 2; Detroits,
4. Batteries; Boyle and Myers ;
Getzem and Bennett.
At Boston
Washington game prevented
by rain.
At Cleveland:
Clevelands A 0 0010 DO
Ealtimores Il 00O10 l 0 o. 3
Base.hits Clevelands, 10; Balti-
mores, 10. Errors Clevelands, 4 Bal
timoIes, s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
KILLED IOE fllN GIRL.
RtII Jones and John Sheppard Love
tho same Girl nud They Fight
Sheppard then Kills jones.

tSIc'ldi lclcEihul 10 tne DlSpdtcH.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 13.-
Intelligence has just reached here about
a murder st Scary station, eighteen
miles below this city. on the Chcsl-
peaks and Okio railway, yesterday.
As near as can be ascertained the par
ticulars are as follows: Two young
men, named Bill Jones and John Shep-
pard, respectively. worked at a saw
mill at Scary. They fought about 4
girl and Sheppard was whipped.
Taking the drubbing very much t.
heart lie went to the house of his
father, Gerry Sheppard, who resides in
resys's Valley, near by. and asked
him what lie must do. His father told
him to go and kill Jones. Young
Sheppard returned TO Scary on Tues
day, and, walking up behind Jones,
struck him on the back OF the head
with a club, killing him instantly. He
was arrested, and strong talk OF lynch
ing him is INDUCED i'll by the citizens
Berry Sheppard. the father, is a rough
man and has served term III the peni-
teutlary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
A MICRO FiFND

At Kinston = negro named George
Pearson, charged with al attempted
outrage in Onslow county, created a
great deal 81 excitement night before
last lie was discovered in Kinston
and the sheriff attempted to arrest him.
Pearson drew revolver and tried to
shoot The sheriff. who, after II des-
pcrate struSgls, got possession Of the
pistol, but not until, by accident,
I,arson had been shot in the head.
Tie Grand Lodge Of the knights OF
pythias is to hold Especial convocAtlon
at GoldsbOrO' next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
The Mexican Railway Strikes.


DENVER. August 1S.-An FL Paso
special to the Times from the City OF
Mexico says: The strike has collapsed
on this end of the road. All passenger
and freight trains are running with
accustomed regularity between Mexico
and Calera, and the bushes, OF the road
is resumed. The strikers ut San Juan
del Rio endeavored to tamper with the
track and to intimidate the engineers.
They are being looked after by the
authorities of that place. Rural guards
have been located at all terminal points
as far north as Jimulco, and company
of the Fifteenth regiment will be
stationed at Jimeney to quell any in
reference at that point. No more
trouble is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19

were limited to five minutes, and q
lively debate followed. BY ! o'clock
about all the members had spoken,
and the convention took recess until
3 o'clock.
Upon reassembling there was
smother long and acrimonious debate.
which WAS ended by the adoption OF the
majority report.
The Committee on Permanent
Organization then reported John Nc
Mackin, of New York, for president,
and other officers. After jangle the
report was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
Notes from Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, August 1S.--A ter
rife thundcr-squall passed over this
section this afternoon and the electrical
discharges lasted several hours, dam
aging houses, shadetrecs, shipping, and
telcgraph-poles. No very serious
damage is reported and no injury t.
persons. The schooner Annie Wallace,
in the harbor, was struck and had her
forctopmast shivered and carried away,
and was otherwise injured. The rain
came down in torrents.
The captain of the Washington
steamer Excelsior lodged complaint at
the custom-house to-day against the
captain Of tho Washington steamer
Lady Of the Lake, charging that the
Lake raced the Excelsior on the PotO-
mac yesterday and came near causing a
collision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19

man Gazette Of Prince Ferdinand's
manifesto is clear and correct, and de-
clares the proclamation to be verita-
Die act of defiance and IN exhortalion
to BuIgarians to cvade oil their engage
ments. Prince Ferdinand, it says, APP
pears to have realized that his rupture
with public rights is complete and CON
tinues precipitately and blindly in his
path OF adventure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
A REMARKABLE CASE.
A Coiored Preacher steals q Cow 30
Pay Revival Expenses OF HIS
Church.
rBy teleprnph 10 the Dlspatch.I

[By telegraph 10 the DIspatch.]
CHICAGO, August ia ITn'es's
Nashville TENN special says A
strange case is reported from the Her,
mitage district. in this county. Richard
Hunt, . colored preacher, has built up
. little congregation and established a
email church. He wanted to hold
revival, but the slight expense attached
to lights, etc., could not be met. lie
stole COW from one of his neighbors,
brought it to Nashville, and sold it for
SIS, and went back and started his re-
vivsl. He had secured fifteen converts
and six more promising mourners on
the anxious seat, when = constable came
along, closed up the revival, and
brought Hunt to Nashville, where he IS
now in iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
The Cholera.

(By Anglo-American csblo TO the Dispatch.l
LoNDoS, August 1S.--At Malta
during the past twenty-four hours there
were six new cases of cholera and ten
deaths.
ROME, August 1S.-It is semi-oiii-
cially stated that the cholera in Sicily
has been overcome. and that there is
no longer danger of the disease .pread'
ing at Naples or Resina.
ROME, August 1S.-ln Catania City
to-day there were nineteen new cases
of cholera and five deaths, and in Pa
lermo twenty-five cases and sixteen
deaths.
Suspicious cases Of choleric disease
have been reported in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-19
Csiiision or Live-stoch Trains.

CHICAGO. August 1S.-Near Niper-
vile, H., two Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy livestock trains collided in a
fog this morning, making fearful
wreck. One of tho engines ploughed
through three cars loaded with fat
steers for Chicago, and the huge beasts,
almost without exception, were killed.
A car on the other train was completely
telescoped by the tender, and great
number OF big porkers were crushed to
jsly. One OF the engineers was Sc
riously but not fatally injured.